Very helpful tools in your bug bounty journey

Hey there! So, you want to start bug hunting and find some low-hanging fruit? Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Step by Step guide to hunt info disclosure, xss and more

When Your Computer Catches a Cold (And Your Smart Fridge Starts Sending Spam)

Path: Authentication vulnerabilities

Another day, another critical vulnerability in a core open-source library — this time, it’s Apache Parquet, and the implications are…

Understanding SSH, Tomcat, and Java RMI for Network Security

Technologies that fail the moment they’re seen.

When it comes to tracking what’s really happening on a Windows system, the built-in Event Viewer can only take you so far. That’s where…

By Lily Hay Newman, Cybersecurity Reporter for Wired

I recently attended Kavitha Bangalore’s presentation on Cloud Security & AI at a Women in Cybersecurity (WiCys) event, and will share key…

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(The Rise & Evolution)

Hey everyone! Welcome back! Today, we’re going to dive into something super exciting (and slightly terrifying) — Quantum Computing. And no…

Introduction

En algunas ocasiones, los paneles de administración utilizan URLs diferentes a las que usa un usuario habitual. Por lo tanto, si se…

Introduction

As cyber threats continue to evolve, companies must adopt proactive security measures to protect their digital assets. Ethical hackers play a crucial role in helping organizations stay secure by…

We start with an nmap scan and find two ports open, 22 for SSH and 8000 for what seems to be a web server.

The devices we use may be hacked at this point in time due to common mistakes we make, and we always never know until it it too late.